Hey man,haven’t checked in with you in ages. But throughout all the bs,I’ve always been praying for you. Glad you seem to be in a better place,brother🙏🏾Truly an inspiration
did 6 months in federal jail. wasnt a bad experience. you really learn how messed up the legal system is and how many good people are getting the book thrown at them
@@NoName-di4qq depends what state you are in but mostly yeah. Though I was just in jail not prison because I didnt have a bond. It was actually pretty nice. In the federal you get fed really well. Actual edible food unlike the county jail. An outside area you can go to almost any time, cable tv, air condition. I ate a lot better there then I even do now.
@@JamalTheTitan unironically the living conditions in some federal places (the camps and minimum security places are great) actually exceed those of people on the outside working low wage jobs.
I've heard a lot about the american prison system, and it both boggles my mind and terrifies me(I'm not american). I'm truly sorry you had to experience what it's like there.
He wasn't in prison... jail prison two different things. Not down playing how much jail sucks just saying it different. I don't think he should have even stayed over night in jail. Show up to my house like that and you are proper fuked! Ask the last two folk i said to leave and didn't. Boogie got a raw deal here. Fuk face who showed up got everything he wanted. I have enjoyed this channel for a long time I enjoy boogie. I have friends just like him. People pushed and pushed and broke an already broken man. If boogie had different friends this would have never happened! Its just sad boogie doesn't have hard folks around him to help him. Was his roommate home it was his roommates gun... all love just wish his friends where not as soft as him
@@ZachLDB breaking the law receives one of many of thier human rights. If they hadn't broken the law the act if tmdestaining them at all would be a violation of human rights.
@@ZachLDB the prisons are fine just the way they are. If you want to work on anything I suggest working to change the reasons we send people to prison in the first place.
Jail is scary the first couple days, until you realize that It's not like tv shows or the movies at all. Everybody in there is just like you, generally good, normal people, who made a bad decision. (I did 8 months). P.S. County jail booking is most definitely not prison... that's a whole other thing.
County jail is the worst place to end up. In prison everyone is there for years so they treat it like their home. County jails are some of the dirtiest places in America.
This is so true. Jail isnt dangerous really... its BORING. Everyone in there usually just wants to go home and have very low interest in starting problems with each other. Now if you get into prison or some big city jails thats a different story.
@@P07H34D county jail makes you clean and sanitize your cell almost daily. Most county jails are pristine. Maybe not so much in older cell blocks but the clean and sanitize is still mandatory.
I did 3 days in a county lock up. For a dui charge suspended 1 year sentence. Worst experience of my life, even worse than combat. Glad you learned from your taste of it bro. Glad to hear you humbled by it. Go play some games lol
"We're *all* too good for this" - dude that's some lightning mental reflexes there to diffuse the situation, that's really impressive. I may steal that one.
Much like alot of other people are saying I'm truly glad to see you come out that dark tunnel. Whether you know it or not, it helps give people like me that little bit of hope to keep going no matter what this life throws at us. Cheers boogie!
Obeying the law isn't enough. Staying out of their radar isn't enough. Keeping your head down isn't enough. Being able to afford an attorney and bail is no longer enough....
Honestly, maybe look into what it would take to move out of America or especially a conservative state if that is where you happen to be. The legal system in this country is fucked and needs to be completely rewritten from scratch.
@@andrewe.8373 I have been arrested a few times. Just one time they had a story that could not easily be refuted mostly because I was alone so I had no one to speak on my behalf but myself.
OMG, bud. That’s so crazy. I’m glad you’re okay! You handled that inmate just right. “We’re all better than this”…powerful, Boogie. Thanks also, for shouting out the civil servants that put their lives on the line to protect us. F cops that abuse their office and give police a bad name. Stay safe, bud.
Look up Shannon's law, in 1999 a 14 year old Shannon Smith was casually walking in her backyard when a stray bullet struck her in the head, leaving her deceased. Her father was an attorney, and with the help of many other legal professionals, they passed Shannon's law, making it a felony offense to negligently discharge a firarm within city limits(At least in Arizona)
As it should be honestly. You are responsible for where that bullet goes if you have a gun. Guns are not toys. Yes so long as you are safe it can be fun to go out to the range and shoot at targets but you still have to realize and keep in mind just what you are holding. The other thing that is more common that i feel people do forget about is cars. Those are 2 things you do not mess around with lightly.
I'm sure that bullet wasn't fired into the air though, if you fire a bullet straight up into the sky and it never leaves your property only the airspace above your property you never really put anyone at risk besides yourself and a falling bullet isn't going to be lethal anyways.
Sadly the guy who trespassed was found not guilty and was let go with no consequences. So at the end, his goal to upset Boggie and humiliating him, send him to jail and lost of money was completed and was happy he did it.
@@bitflux2 Sadly, you can't cancel a guy like that. They have a toxic audience regardless and they most certainly don't care if they get anymore backlash for it. If you've watched any other video's on the guy you can just see it get's a kick off making people feel uncomfortable and that'll never change.
Ironically, I found Boogie while I was working as a correctional officer at a prison. While the booking process seems extreme with the searches, there's definitely a reason. I used to process new inmates and transfers into the facility some days, and the sheer amount of drugs and weapons you find on people and in their property is disturbing. But there is a reason for all the restrictions. But Boogie is right. The whole system will mess you up mentally. Glad you only had to do a few hours in jail and not prison time.There isn't a salary high enough to get me to go back to that job. Our prison system is, for lack of a better word, completely fucked.
There is a great Ted Talk about this topic that might interest you, titled "Germany: Low Crime, Clean Prisons, Lessons for America | Jeff Rosen | TEDxMountainViewHighSchool".
@@CNYKnifeNerd you aren't wrong. We had a large amount of people that would try to bring stuff in, from CO'S to upper management. We would go through metal detectors and at times would have a K9 check us and whatever we brought in. But a lot of contraband comes in through employees, no doubt.
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Hey man! I’m glad to see everything worked out pretty much in your favor. I’ve loved your work since the early Francis days! Regarding being advised of your Miranda Rights, they dont have to do that in jail. I’m not a lawyer so I’m speaking from the patrol level, but Mirandizing (or advising of Article 31B rights for Service Members under the UCMJ) is only required prior to asking possibly incriminating questions. Seeing as to how a correctional facility doesn’t automatically constitute interrogation or questioning regarding any alleged involvement in prior criminal cases, it is 100% accurate that a 5th Amendment Advisement is not something you would do for initial processing.
About the guy that came to your house… I wanna know how the hell that guy has gotten so far in life and not gotten himself hurt. You don’t walk up on people’s homes looking for a problem like that.
@Jaeger19Ultima you have any idea how many people had the same thought process and the time it took the cops to get there, the perp had murdered/raped/robbed them. Don’t rely on the police. Call them because it’s what you’re supposed to do but he was afraid and the guy threatened him.
@Jaeger19Ultima Yeah and either wait an unbelievable amount of time for a "non-emergency" call, or hell, they might not show up all together! Good job 👍
Did about 5 1/2 years in prison in my 20s plus 4-5 jail terms from 1 or 2 days up to 5-6 months. Basically I spent about 2/3 of my 20s locked up off and on. I had a pretty bad drug addiction at the time. It sucked and most of the prison guards and jail deputies were honestly deplorable human beings. Actually the prison guards were mostly ok. The jail deputies though they were miserable human beings. I know they are just people with a job to do but alot of them get some sort of pleasure from making the inmates lives as miserable as possible. I’ve been out and off parole for over 15 years and have retired from the criminal lifestyle. Jail and prison are harder on some then others and over all Id say personality wise I was probably less affected by being confined then some others I met along the way. Prison and jail was mostly a place of introspection and anger for me, taking lives small pleasures as they came up and waiting to get out. I guess in some respects I am dumber then others it took a lot of trips through the system for me to decide that I was done giving the state my time. I took a look around one day at the age of 27 and knew that I had a choice to make , I could either change my behavior or become one of the 40-50 year old men who had spent their entire lives in and out of jail and prison. I decided changing was the right answer for me.
I don’t understand why they do that to you when you’ve been charged but not convicted. I had to go through the same thing. All the searches and humiliation without being found guilty of anything.
I was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol back in the spring of 2018. Thankfully, my experience wasn't so bad. The officers were nice (I was also nice to them) and I didn't have to spend the night in jail (thank goodness). I did have to pay $2,000 in fines and I lost my license for a month. For anyone that reads this, never drive drunk. Even if you have a few beers and decide to go for a drive, please don't do it. You don't realize what harm you could potentially cause.
Never seen this channel before or heard about the whole situation but after watching the legal issues video and this, you seem like a really genuine guy. Glad to hear that you are doing better now!
6:03 -- I'm glad you're okay, but this really rubs me the wrong way. I served three years in prison and by one afternoon in county jail I assure you that you did NOT get the "real prison experience". Again, I'm glad you're okay. The legal system is fucked in the U.S. and many other countries. I don't blame you for trying to make some videos about this, but keep in perspective that you barely experienced much of anything other than the fear you experienced while being out on bond (which truly sucks, yes). Also, the no drawstrings is mostly so you can't hang yourself. And you're completely right that it's deliberately dehumanizing and embarrassing all the shit they do. Just be glad you only experienced it once.
This isn’t a pissing contest he’s explaining his personal experience why does it matter that it’s a fraction of what you been through. I served a few months in juvenile and been at county before but got out on bond pretty quick. So I know more than boogie but less than you, I think he’s fine to say the “prison experience” even if it was just for a afternoon.
Fellow Arkansasan here. Thank you boogie for sticking around. I've never been to jail personally, but I feel for the experience you had and I hope this B.S. never happens to you again. I also hope you are doing better with gun safety/laws, and I'm glad you owned up to your minor mistakes.
Very powerful, thank you for this video. I was in a mental ward/clinic for 6-7 hours. I know some are better than others but same thing They had me locked up in a room, there's other people of course but sometimes they started screaming and yelling nurses shouting and being rude I started panicking like you said, its scary and traumatizing. Breaks my heart for others who have to stay there
Hey Boogie sorry you went through that, as someone who does work for the justice system and someone who also thinks at times myself and my co-workers have too much power over other people, I agree that what you went through was dehumanizing, the justice system needs serious reform, the entire system is built to keep repeat customers coming back, I've seen so many people get crushed by the wheel of the justice system I work for, they lose all their rights, sometimes lose all their possessions and end up homeless, sometimes feel like my entire job is simply keeping people from becoming homeless, let alone actually addressing the real issue that brought them to my office, the justice system kind of sucks because people kind of suck, and there are far too many power-hungry people with too much authority and power, everyday I keep myself in check to make sure I'm not one of them, we should be more focused on actual treatment and mental health rather than punishment and taking people's rights away
I did over 2 years in prison for a mistake when I was a teen, I’ve seen people be killed, I’ve been out for 5 months and I’m still not back to normal yet.
Glad to hear you count your blessings in that experience, Boogie. So many people that grew up like you & I did end up really familiar with being incarcerated because of the toll it takes on a person when they're in there. Our Internal demons are the worst when there's no way to distract yourself from them
Really glad to hear you've come out the other end of it, sounded like a horrible and tbh unfair experience. I think it is good to share the jail experience as well, important to remember the consequences of our actions sometimes. I've never been, but I'm terrified to break the law because I really wouldn't last long
Please make a comment something say it was jail not prison. You said prison over and over and ended it with that. Its a big difference. I enjoy your videos have stuck with ya. This is something I can't let slide. Jail and prison are very different things. You went to jail not prison. For folks who actually have been to prison this is a huge insult. I hate to be this guy but i am.
My dad and I got in a fight a couple years ago, and my mom ended up calling the cops on us. We both got booked into the holding area. And we ended up staying the weekend. I’m not sure why it took so long to get out. Neither of us wanted charges pressed against each other because we were father and son. In the beginning the cops didn’t even want to bring us in, but in our state regardless if nobody presses charges, even if you get in an altercation both parties will be taken to jail. Once my dad and I both got out, we were more mad at my mom than we ever were towards each other. I think that experience honestly made us have a better relationship. We were both put in different cells, With at least 8 to 9 other men in each cell. Soon after that happened my parents ended up getting a divorce, big surprise there right?
Gosh! While I'm glad you made it out the other end of the ordeal, and that you're finally legally and emotionally able to share this story, I can't help but feel bad at how some of your detractors are probably going to be dissecting bits of this video to create content that makes fun of your dehumanising experience.
"The people who stalk me" "The people who are obsessed with me" "I got the whole prison experience" "I'm in prison" "I spent 4 or five hours in prison" Wow this guy lives in a completely alternate reality hahaha
Glad this time is now in the past. It happened and the way to see it now is you have a experience that gives a lesson you can give to help others. In some way it happened for you to share and help someone else or to change something within you.
Boogie is not the most emotionally or mentally stable person (no offense). So harassing him and then showing up at his house is not the smartest of actions.
That seems really bad, damn. There was a time I had faith in the arrival of social media platforms to make a meaningful change to the way people think in USA (and so many other illogical policies everywhere really).. and eventually thereby actually changing policies. 10 years later and I really don't know if anything will truly change a system that seems that fucked up. The list of straight up horror stories I've read about/heard..
A lot of it is because we still have like 60+ year old people in charge who think things are fine the way they are. These are people who believe the prison system should be about punishment rather than rehab
I hear that Boogie 👊🏻 I love the way prison personnel are doing their job and they’re working for $40 an hour and ……. well, best I not say anything I’ll regret.
@@letsgobrandumb4244 yea definitely not 40 an hour i work as a state trooper for the department of public safety in NC my brother works as a correctional officer and makes 21$ an hour but thats at night shift where just officers make the same as a day time Sergeant makes lol
Hey boogie and to any one else who is curious, the Miranda rights are only told to you if you are in custody and before being question for an investigation. Its so you know that you are being questioned regarding a potential crime and everything could be used against you in court. Also I worked as a Correctional Deputy for a few months, trust us we don't like having to do the strip searches and stuff, but it is mandatory to keep the facility and inmates safe. You would be surprised at the things people try to bring into jail with them.
Jail absolutely destroys your mental health, doing days or going back multiple times sucks. But because of how stressful and traumatizing as it is to go to jail it’s a very strong lesson learned and you can use it as motivation to better yourself. I’ve been watching you since 2011 I think and it’s great to see how far you’ve come, keep your head up boogie ❤️
You were far from being in prison, you were in jail. And not to take anything away from your horrible experience, because some people prefer prison to jail... Jail totally sucks, because the worst of the worst are there to be sorted out.
As a former Corrections Officer, and also someone who got caught up in some shit and had to spend time in jail. You really fucking hyped this shit up man.....
See, I went through the juvenile system when I tried to stand up to my stepfather. What you described is what I had to go through at the juvenile detention center(JDC) in my city, minus the getting naked. My cell measured something like 10 or 12 feet by 15 feet. The door was 2 inches thick, steel. Had a window that was maybe 3in by 7in, but had a door that guards could use to close you off to the outside. The bed was a slab of metal that was affixed to the wall. You see, the JDC in my city was the original jail, before they built one out in the country. The food was so poor in nutrition that we were given a packet of powdered vitamin drink to supplement what we didn't get from the food(actually wasn't that bad). If I were to get arrested today it'd just result in my death by cop. I'm small. I'm 26 years old, but I'm 5ft 7in tall and weigh 115lbs. I'm prison candy. What I went through as a kid isn't anything compared to adult jail/prison. I just won't go through it now. Even on some BS I will just call it my end. What I go through day-to-day as an adult with Autism I would consider it a godsend to be relieved from this life, even if it makes me a villain. Why would I care after I'm gone?
Understand your frustration I have autism too but most people don't see it I think that's the autism talking I don't think any of that is what you would normally want to say I had autism ever since I was born and sometimes it's noticeable when I'm drinking and sometimes it's not and I am 26 years old and never went to jail and I broke in rules all the time like jaywalking and all that and in the city where I live it's perfectly fine you will never get any jail time you would love to live where I live Not that I suggest doing it where I live or wherever you live if it's OK there I'm just saying if you were to do it people wouldn't give a s***
@@strangecoasteroutdoors799 my guess is, he got a very good lawyer, and pleading guilty was to get him out of it somehow. Now he is pretending it didnt happen.
🙄 for that to be the be case, it means the bullet stoped mid-air, turned 180 degrees and shot itself off in the opposite direction. The nearest school is several miles behind Boogies home, he fired in front of it.
I love your videos boogie. I’ve been following you a long time. I’m a detention deputy at a jail. Working in one versus being on the inside is a different animal. Seeing so many different personalities, mental disabilities. Looking at murderers and pedophiles having to show them the same respect, dignity as any other normal person. The get by medical care for the inmates and see what inmates eat. Unfortunately all the stuff you stated is true in a jail setting any thing can be used as a weapon or used for committing suicide.
@@boogie2988 for real though I'm glad you're finally on the other side of all this. Having that uncertainty hanging over your head is it's own special hell.
We upgraded my son’s gaming PC last Summer. The biggest upgrade was the GPU. Now, we knew we’d have to get a new case. But the existing computer was a Dell prebuilt. So almost nothing was compatible in the new case. Lol We ended up buying, in addition to a new GPU and case, a new motherboard, power supply, and cooling block for the CPU. We were almost $1,000 in upgrades. Most of which was the GPU. I think it’s a 3060. I forget, but it was around $700. So if you consider the $1,000-1,200 spent on the initial PC purchase, we’re around $2,000. Sooo… probably shoulda just ordered from a place like meta pc in the first place. Lol All prices are in Canadian dollars.
@@boogie2988 it was county jail. It is different than state prison. It absolutely sucks. I spent two years in jail. Prison is where you go with harsher crimes and sentences.
The straw string situation is sucide prevention, and miranda rights is something that isnt required by law its just a preventive measure so a lawyer can't say they didnt give you rights when you are in custody.
Jail and prison are totally different as far as processing goes and what you went through was what happens in jail. As far as Miranda goes it does not apply unless you are being interviewed for said crime... Miranda probably happened when the officers first spoke to you while they were interviewing you at the time of the incident. As far as the meds go, think for a sec... pills that are loose in a jail setting... Those who work intake are not trained in drugs and they do not have the time to go and look at the numbers on each pill to see what it is... Your attorney should have told you to take the meds with you at least they have something which has a doctor's name and drug name on it. As far as they are concerned you are bringing contraband into a secured facility. Glad you were able to get out and everything turned out okay.
it's baffling to me that you can have a situation where a psychopath can be after you, threatening to come to your house and harm you but nobody will do a thing about it. They finally go through with their threats and you defend yourself, and suddenly you're the one that's in trouble. The justice system in this country is useless.
@@bloodlover1987 Depending on the state and local laws boogie had to retreat and call the cops. Now if the guy had forced his way into the house or even attempted to then all bets are off. I can get not wanting to take a life and the experience of being behind bars is probably preferable to the quilt of killing someone but the way the law is it's less a hassle to blow a hole in a guy trying to break into your house than to fire a warning shot.
You should have ignored everything he didn't have a weapon you did thats what you did wrong. I'm guessing they took your permit and guns away permanently
@@jasonburton249 probably not permanently, but in any case he will still be able to get a shotgun for home defense, which is a much better choice anyway.
Boogie I’ve been watching you since I was 6 years old when I first saw the Francis smashes Xbox 360 video. You are my favorite TH-camr. Thank you for absolutely all the laughs and even tears. You are the best. Always had your back. Always will. ❤️💪
You "made the stupid decision to allegedly fire a warning shot"? ALLEGEDLY??!!! What an interesting choice of words my friend. One might say, manipulative. You wonder why so much negative attention is being set upon you? And now in the form of people starting channels to try to bring you down. Honesty - integrity - ALL THE TIME, is NOT hard to do.
As someone who has worked in law enforcement for a very very long time. I can tell you that prisons/jails do what they do for a very specific reason. Its designed to be uncomfortable and a bit dehumanizing. Its meant to be a bad experience, you are meant to suffer a bit mentally while you're there. They want that experience to be "the lesson" in that hopefully you have a bad enough time while you're there to not want to ever go back there. On some people it works, on some it doesn't. If it was a nice time there wouldn't be a point. Some prisons take it a bit further than others and I really feel like the COUNTY jails need to relax a bit because chances are if you're there it ain't something that serious, but federal prison needs to suck the worst out of all of em. They want you to get out of there and tell people "yeah it fucking sucks don't go there".
Man, When you described the jail cell. I started having a panic attack lol. I couldn't even imagine how you we're feeling. So glad you got through it. Enjoy those video games man. You deserve it.
I have severe anxiety, but I was comfortable in my cell. They put me in a two-man cell alone, so I felt safe in there. I spent the whole time in there (a couple weeks) reading. They didn't let us outside, but we had a "day room" with a few tables and a coffee machine. I would just get some coffee and go back to my cell.
Boogie, that was a very well organized account of what you went through. I remember having gone to another state, started a job where I worked from 8:00 until 6:00... had a car die, and I purchased a second-hand car in that state, but because of my work hours I could not get to the correct business which handled tags and registration in that state of Maryland between 9:00 and 5:00. so I was taking my wife to Walmart or an equivalent to Walmart one evening, and I got popped for driving a vehicle not registered to anyone. I was cuffed and taken to the county lockup. my wife was able to get home, maybe in the car. I was detained at what I think was a visitor's station, and I think (this was 1999, so some of the details are a little fuzzy) my intake was brief, and I wasn't re-dressed or detained with extended paperwork required. I think I finally met with the prosecutor an hour later, who released me on my own recognizance, and made me promise to get my car registered in Maryland within one week. :) I was just glad that my digestive tract did not need to be emptied while I was detained. :)
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Hey man,haven’t checked in with you in ages. But throughout all the bs,I’ve always been praying for you. Glad you seem to be in a better place,brother🙏🏾Truly an inspiration
I did 72 days in jail for weed over 15 years ago. It was total hell and I hate every thing about the legal system.
They bust people's balls for little stuff like weed that is hurting no one, and let rapists and pedophiles walk free. Absolutely ridiculous.
Well you have Biden and the economy to thank for that lol
@@rileybusse9351 lmao
So sorry you dealt with that my man.
@@rileybusse9351 facts tho
I think that lawyer was pretty good to find out before Keemstar did. Bless you Boogie, glad you're through this.
imagine if your lawyer was keemstar😂😭😭
@Aquafyed keemstar would be a good lawyer not gonna lie
Keemstar is Boogie's friend. Keemstar's brother is a lawyer
@@aqua422 imagine your lawyer tells you to roll up to the jail with a bunch of prescription pills and none of your prescription bottles 😂
@@surft how is anyone keemstar’s friend?
BTW it's not prison it's not even jail it's processing
It is jail dude
‘Buddy we’re all too good for this place.’ That was definitely the right thing to stay! Hats off to you Boogie
did 6 months in federal jail. wasnt a bad experience. you really learn how messed up the legal system is and how many good people are getting the book thrown at them
I met a homeless guy in jail that got arrested and given 6 months for stealing three Twix candy bars.
@@NoName-di4qq depends what state you are in but mostly yeah. Though I was just in jail not prison because I didnt have a bond.
It was actually pretty nice. In the federal you get fed really well. Actual edible food unlike the county jail. An outside area you can go to almost any time, cable tv, air condition. I ate a lot better there then I even do now.
What did you get done for?
@@Matthew2077 Why is this making me want to take a vacation to Club Fed? lol
@@JamalTheTitan unironically the living conditions in some federal places (the camps and minimum security places are great) actually exceed those of people on the outside working low wage jobs.
That's jail. Not prison.
Didn’t seem like it based on the surroundings but if so then I hate to see what prison is like.
@@boogie2988 yeah man it's the county jail, prison is where you go if you're like a convicted murderer or something like that
@@boogie2988 jail definitely sucks but you only end up in a prison if you've been convicted. Luckily you didn't end up there.
I've heard a lot about the american prison system, and it both boggles my mind and terrifies me(I'm not american). I'm truly sorry you had to experience what it's like there.
He wasn't in prison... jail prison two different things. Not down playing how much jail sucks just saying it different. I don't think he should have even stayed over night in jail. Show up to my house like that and you are proper fuked! Ask the last two folk i said to leave and didn't. Boogie got a raw deal here. Fuk face who showed up got everything he wanted. I have enjoyed this channel for a long time I enjoy boogie. I have friends just like him. People pushed and pushed and broke an already broken man. If boogie had different friends this would have never happened! Its just sad boogie doesn't have hard folks around him to help him. Was his roommate home it was his roommates gun... all love just wish his friends where not as soft as him
Most of what you heard isn't true.
@@scratch5120 Exactly, it's much worse and full of human rights violations.
@@ZachLDB breaking the law receives one of many of thier human rights. If they hadn't broken the law the act if tmdestaining them at all would be a violation of human rights.
@@ZachLDB the prisons are fine just the way they are. If you want to work on anything I suggest working to change the reasons we send people to prison in the first place.
Jail is scary the first couple days, until you realize that It's not like tv shows or the movies at all. Everybody in there is just like you, generally good, normal people, who made a bad decision. (I did 8 months).
P.S. County jail booking is most definitely not prison... that's a whole other thing.
County jail is the worst place to end up. In prison everyone is there for years so they treat it like their home. County jails are some of the dirtiest places in America.
@@P07H34D true
This is so true. Jail isnt dangerous really... its BORING. Everyone in there usually just wants to go home and have very low interest in starting problems with each other. Now if you get into prison or some big city jails thats a different story.
@@P07H34D county jail makes you clean and sanitize your cell almost daily. Most county jails are pristine. Maybe not so much in older cell blocks but the clean and sanitize is still mandatory.
I went to jail for three days and it felt like a relief to be away from work for a few days haha - military is worse
I did 3 days in a county lock up. For a dui charge suspended 1 year sentence. Worst experience of my life, even worse than combat. Glad you learned from your taste of it bro. Glad to hear you humbled by it. Go play some games lol
Saw your "Combat" on TV.
Boogie, your a great guy, keep your head up, we are all praying for ya buddy.
"We're *all* too good for this" - dude that's some lightning mental reflexes there to diffuse the situation, that's really impressive. I may steal that one.
Yeah even though it wasn’t true, are worst criminals do deserve that and much worse
Much like alot of other people are saying I'm truly glad to see you come out that dark tunnel. Whether you know it or not, it helps give people like me that little bit of hope to keep going no matter what this life throws at us. Cheers boogie!
Can’t wait to watch this, glad you’re getting sponsorships
@☁POPULATION-_-420🌿 Dude, stop.
I’m really sorry you had to go through this, Boogie. Thanks for telling this story.
You know what boogie I have a newfound respect for you
🤣🤣🤣
Obeying the law isn't enough. Staying out of their radar isn't enough. Keeping your head down isn't enough. Being able to afford an attorney and bail is no longer enough....
This is why I only leave my home for checkups, work, groceries and other essentials and hope that they don't come to my home for me.
Honestly, maybe look into what it would take to move out of America or especially a conservative state if that is where you happen to be. The legal system in this country is fucked and needs to be completely rewritten from scratch.
@@andrewe.8373 I am in a liberal state the only time I have served was getting caught visiting a rather conservative one though.
@@AxiomofDiscord you were arrested?
@@andrewe.8373 I have been arrested a few times. Just one time they had a story that could not easily be refuted mostly because I was alone so I had no one to speak on my behalf but myself.
You always seem to persevere, thanks man we love you.
OMG, bud. That’s so crazy. I’m glad you’re okay! You handled that inmate just right. “We’re all better than this”…powerful, Boogie.
Thanks also, for shouting out the civil servants that put their lives on the line to protect us. F cops that abuse their office and give police a bad name. Stay safe, bud.
Look up Shannon's law, in 1999 a 14 year old Shannon Smith was casually walking in her backyard when a stray bullet struck her in the head, leaving her deceased. Her father was an attorney, and with the help of many other legal professionals, they passed Shannon's law, making it a felony offense to negligently discharge a firarm within city limits(At least in Arizona)
As it should be honestly. You are responsible for where that bullet goes if you have a gun. Guns are not toys. Yes so long as you are safe it can be fun to go out to the range and shoot at targets but you still have to realize and keep in mind just what you are holding. The other thing that is more common that i feel people do forget about is cars. Those are 2 things you do not mess around with lightly.
Odds of that happening is like winning the lottery
@@CAS89 and that makes it ok?
I'm sure that bullet wasn't fired into the air though, if you fire a bullet straight up into the sky and it never leaves your property only the airspace above your property you never really put anyone at risk besides yourself and a falling bullet isn't going to be lethal anyways.
@@CAS89 Stand over there let's see.
I have anxiety and just hearing your story had me on the edge of my seat. So happy this is behind you.
Sadly the guy who trespassed was found not guilty and was let go with no consequences. So at the end, his goal to upset Boggie and humiliating him, send him to jail and lost of money was completed and was happy he did it.
That's gross. The judicial system is truly unjust
Frank Hassle is a scumbag. I'm glad his channel got terminated.
lets get him cancelled?
Of course the bastard gets away. I hope the next person he harasses aims at him before pulling the trigger.
@@bitflux2 Sadly, you can't cancel a guy like that. They have a toxic audience regardless and they most certainly don't care if they get anymore backlash for it. If you've watched any other video's on the guy you can just see it get's a kick off making people feel uncomfortable and that'll never change.
Ironically, I found Boogie while I was working as a correctional officer at a prison. While the booking process seems extreme with the searches, there's definitely a reason. I used to process new inmates and transfers into the facility some days, and the sheer amount of drugs and weapons you find on people and in their property is disturbing. But there is a reason for all the restrictions.
But Boogie is right. The whole system will mess you up mentally. Glad you only had to do a few hours in jail and not prison time.There isn't a salary high enough to get me to go back to that job. Our prison system is, for lack of a better word, completely fucked.
There is a great Ted Talk about this topic that might interest you, titled "Germany: Low Crime, Clean Prisons, Lessons for America | Jeff Rosen | TEDxMountainViewHighSchool".
The searches are only effective (and therefore, justified) if the COs are subjected to them too.
@@CNYKnifeNerd you aren't wrong. We had a large amount of people that would try to bring stuff in, from CO'S to upper management. We would go through metal detectors and at times would have a K9 check us and whatever we brought in. But a lot of contraband comes in through employees, no doubt.
"Not even the worst criminals in the world deserve jail"... You are off your rocker. Straight up!
I know they're just a sponsor, but Meta PCs could honestly be a great deal in times like these. I used to build PCs for friends but these days I tell them a prebuilt is better bang for your buck until prices go back down, if they ever will.
Hey man! I’m glad to see everything worked out pretty much in your favor. I’ve loved your work since the early Francis days!
Regarding being advised of your Miranda Rights, they dont have to do that in jail. I’m not a lawyer so I’m speaking from the patrol level, but Mirandizing (or advising of Article 31B rights for Service Members under the UCMJ) is only required prior to asking possibly incriminating questions. Seeing as to how a correctional facility doesn’t automatically constitute interrogation or questioning regarding any alleged involvement in prior criminal cases, it is 100% accurate that a 5th Amendment Advisement is not something you would do for initial processing.
Dude... you weren't in prison.. you were in JAIL.
Like what the title says?
@@AxiomofDiscord He changed it because of the comments.
The thing I hate about the legal system is they try to criminalize people who aren’t even criminals.
About the guy that came to your house… I wanna know how the hell that guy has gotten so far in life and not gotten himself hurt. You don’t walk up on people’s homes looking for a problem like that.
Exactly
@Jaeger19Ultima The guy didn't have to get on a plane and go to someone's house threatening him though.
@Jaeger19Ultima you have any idea how many people had the same thought process and the time it took the cops to get there, the perp had murdered/raped/robbed them. Don’t rely on the police. Call them because it’s what you’re supposed to do but he was afraid and the guy threatened him.
@Jaeger19Ultima
Yeah and either wait an unbelievable amount of time for a "non-emergency" call, or hell, they might not show up all together!
Good job 👍
@Jaeger19Ultima - Right. He should have let the guy finish beating down the door and enter the house, then he should have blown the guys brains out.
Did about 5 1/2 years in prison in my 20s plus 4-5 jail terms from 1 or 2 days up to 5-6 months. Basically I spent about 2/3 of my 20s locked up off and on. I had a pretty bad drug addiction at the time. It sucked and most of the prison guards and jail deputies were honestly deplorable human beings. Actually the prison guards were mostly ok. The jail deputies though they were miserable human beings. I know they are just people with a job to do but alot of them get some sort of pleasure from making the inmates lives as miserable as possible. I’ve been out and off parole for over 15 years and have retired from the criminal lifestyle. Jail and prison are harder on some then others and over all Id say personality wise I was probably less affected by being confined then some others I met along the way. Prison and jail was mostly a place of introspection and anger for me, taking lives small pleasures as they came up and waiting to get out. I guess in some respects I am dumber then others it took a lot of trips through the system for me to decide that I was done giving the state my time. I took a look around one day at the age of 27 and knew that I had a choice to make , I could either change my behavior or become one of the 40-50 year old men who had spent their entire lives in and out of jail and prison. I decided changing was the right answer for me.
That's nothing compared to his 5 hours
this is the only type of content i liked in this channel other than positive francis skits like the hilarious burger review. glad i can resub now
I don’t understand why they do that to you when you’ve been charged but not convicted. I had to go through the same thing. All the searches and humiliation without being found guilty of anything.
I was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol back in the spring of 2018. Thankfully, my experience wasn't so bad. The officers were nice (I was also nice to them) and I didn't have to spend the night in jail (thank goodness). I did have to pay $2,000 in fines and I lost my license for a month. For anyone that reads this, never drive drunk. Even if you have a few beers and decide to go for a drive, please don't do it. You don't realize what harm you could potentially cause.
And if you do drive drunk get a very good lawyer. You can beat a DUI
I also advise that no one ever stands up for themselves. Because that is punishable as well.
@@Thebombonlyone You'd be paying as much, if not more than the fine by admitting guilt. Just realize you screwed up and pay the fine.
Never seen this channel before or heard about the whole situation but after watching the legal issues video and this, you seem like a really genuine guy. Glad to hear that you are doing better now!
6:03 -- I'm glad you're okay, but this really rubs me the wrong way. I served three years in prison and by one afternoon in county jail I assure you that you did NOT get the "real prison experience". Again, I'm glad you're okay. The legal system is fucked in the U.S. and many other countries. I don't blame you for trying to make some videos about this, but keep in perspective that you barely experienced much of anything other than the fear you experienced while being out on bond (which truly sucks, yes).
Also, the no drawstrings is mostly so you can't hang yourself. And you're completely right that it's deliberately dehumanizing and embarrassing all the shit they do. Just be glad you only experienced it once.
he's a professional victim, EVERYTHING he experiences has to be the absolute worst thing imaginable
No I
This isn’t a pissing contest he’s explaining his personal experience why does it matter that it’s a fraction of what you been through. I served a few months in juvenile and been at county before but got out on bond pretty quick. So I know more than boogie but less than you, I think he’s fine to say the “prison experience” even if it was just for a afternoon.
Come on where would you rather be, your cell or a random holding cell with noting in it.
You went to JAIL boogie. Not prison. JAIL.
Fellow Arkansasan here. Thank you boogie for sticking around. I've never been to jail personally, but I feel for the experience you had and I hope this B.S. never happens to you again. I also hope you are doing better with gun safety/laws, and I'm glad you owned up to your minor mistakes.
Jail is not prison. Jail is summer camp for people who get caught. Prison is a gladiator school. Wild differences.
@@KainsAddiction have you been? I’ve been to both. I know what I’m talking about.
Very powerful, thank you for this video. I was in a mental ward/clinic for 6-7 hours. I know some are better than others but same thing They had me locked up in a room, there's other people of course but sometimes they started screaming and yelling nurses shouting and being rude I started panicking like you said, its scary and traumatizing. Breaks my heart for others who have to stay there
Hey Boogie sorry you went through that, as someone who does work for the justice system and someone who also thinks at times myself and my co-workers have too much power over other people, I agree that what you went through was dehumanizing, the justice system needs serious reform, the entire system is built to keep repeat customers coming back, I've seen so many people get crushed by the wheel of the justice system I work for, they lose all their rights, sometimes lose all their possessions and end up homeless, sometimes feel like my entire job is simply keeping people from becoming homeless, let alone actually addressing the real issue that brought them to my office, the justice system kind of sucks because people kind of suck, and there are far too many power-hungry people with too much authority and power, everyday I keep myself in check to make sure I'm not one of them, we should be more focused on actual treatment and mental health rather than punishment and taking people's rights away
I did over 2 years in prison for a mistake when I was a teen, I’ve seen people be killed, I’ve been out for 5 months and I’m still not back to normal yet.
Glad to hear you count your blessings in that experience, Boogie. So many people that grew up like you & I did end up really familiar with being incarcerated because of the toll it takes on a person when they're in there. Our Internal demons are the worst when there's no way to distract yourself from them
Really glad to hear you've come out the other end of it, sounded like a horrible and tbh unfair experience. I think it is good to share the jail experience as well, important to remember the consequences of our actions sometimes. I've never been, but I'm terrified to break the law because I really wouldn't last long
"Don't get ya cheeks taken". Ma' knew what was up
It’s never a good sign when Keemstar shows up on your phone
Also, you’re a kickass storyteller, Boog-man!
You didn't go to prison. You went to county jail...for a couple hours
Exactly he trippin😂
Allegedly? You fucking did that son
Please make a comment something say it was jail not prison. You said prison over and over and ended it with that. Its a big difference. I enjoy your videos have stuck with ya. This is something I can't let slide. Jail and prison are very different things. You went to jail not prison. For folks who actually have been to prison this is a huge insult. I hate to be this guy but i am.
I like to imagine Francis turning up for processing instead of Boogie
Traumatised to the bone by 4 hours in jail 😂
😭😭😭
Yea, seriously.
My dad and I got in a fight a couple years ago, and my mom ended up calling the cops on us. We both got booked into the holding area. And we ended up staying the weekend. I’m not sure why it took so long to get out. Neither of us wanted charges pressed against each other because we were father and son. In the beginning the cops didn’t even want to bring us in, but in our state regardless if nobody presses charges, even if you get in an altercation both parties will be taken to jail. Once my dad and I both got out, we were more mad at my mom than we ever were towards each other. I think that experience honestly made us have a better relationship. We were both put in different cells, With at least 8 to 9 other men in each cell. Soon after that happened my parents ended up getting a divorce, big surprise there right?
Gosh! While I'm glad you made it out the other end of the ordeal, and that you're finally legally and emotionally able to share this story, I can't help but feel bad at how some of your detractors are probably going to be dissecting bits of this video to create content that makes fun of your dehumanising experience.
If you went to jail, you wouldn't have been barefoot... they immediately issue orange crocs with your jumpsuit
"The people who stalk me"
"The people who are obsessed with me"
"I got the whole prison experience"
"I'm in prison"
"I spent 4 or five hours in prison"
Wow this guy lives in a completely alternate reality hahaha
Glad this time is now in the past. It happened and the way to see it now is you have a experience that gives a lesson you can give to help others. In some way it happened for you to share and help someone else or to change something within you.
Boogie is not the most emotionally or mentally stable person (no offense). So harassing him and then showing up at his house is not the smartest of actions.
I agree
That seems really bad, damn. There was a time I had faith in the arrival of social media platforms to make a meaningful change to the way people think in USA (and so many other illogical policies everywhere really).. and eventually thereby actually changing policies. 10 years later and I really don't know if anything will truly change a system that seems that fucked up. The list of straight up horror stories I've read about/heard..
A lot of it is because we still have like 60+ year old people in charge who think things are fine the way they are. These are people who believe the prison system should be about punishment rather than rehab
Bro shooting a warning shot is illegal
So is murder. And also trespassing.
Guy was lucky that this wasn't Texas. We don't give warning shots. It's called the castle doctrine.
keep making videos like this plz. Just started watching again after taking a break for 3 yars
I hear that Boogie 👊🏻 I love the way prison personnel are doing their job and they’re working for $40 an hour and ……. well, best I not say anything I’ll regret.
Prison guards do not get 40/hr LMFAO
More like $17 on average.
$40 kek
@@Skyfx89 If that my guy
@@letsgobrandumb4244 yea definitely not 40 an hour i work as a state trooper for the department of public safety in NC my brother works as a correctional officer and makes 21$ an hour but thats at night shift where just officers make the same as a day time Sergeant makes lol
$40 an hour? I've worked at one and started at $15.25 and ended at $17 after almost 6 years. 2012-2018.
You were never in prison. You were in jail. Those are two different things.
Hey boogie and to any one else who is curious, the Miranda rights are only told to you if you are in custody and before being question for an investigation. Its so you know that you are being questioned regarding a potential crime and everything could be used against you in court.
Also I worked as a Correctional Deputy for a few months, trust us we don't like having to do the strip searches and stuff, but it is mandatory to keep the facility and inmates safe. You would be surprised at the things people try to bring into jail with them.
They only read you Miranda if they're going to question you
if you're wondering where the grey dog is, well boogie ate him
Jail absolutely destroys your mental health, doing days or going back multiple times sucks. But because of how stressful and traumatizing as it is to go to jail it’s a very strong lesson learned and you can use it as motivation to better yourself. I’ve been watching you since 2011 I think and it’s great to see how far you’ve come, keep your head up boogie ❤️
You were far from being in prison, you were in jail. And not to take anything away from your horrible experience, because some people prefer prison to jail... Jail totally sucks, because the worst of the worst are there to be sorted out.
As a former Corrections Officer, and also someone who got caught up in some shit and had to spend time in jail. You really fucking hyped this shit up man.....
Me n the boyz take CO cheeks in lockup lucky you weren't in with me .
See, I went through the juvenile system when I tried to stand up to my stepfather. What you described is what I had to go through at the juvenile detention center(JDC) in my city, minus the getting naked. My cell measured something like 10 or 12 feet by 15 feet. The door was 2 inches thick, steel. Had a window that was maybe 3in by 7in, but had a door that guards could use to close you off to the outside. The bed was a slab of metal that was affixed to the wall. You see, the JDC in my city was the original jail, before they built one out in the country. The food was so poor in nutrition that we were given a packet of powdered vitamin drink to supplement what we didn't get from the food(actually wasn't that bad). If I were to get arrested today it'd just result in my death by cop. I'm small. I'm 26 years old, but I'm 5ft 7in tall and weigh 115lbs. I'm prison candy. What I went through as a kid isn't anything compared to adult jail/prison. I just won't go through it now. Even on some BS I will just call it my end. What I go through day-to-day as an adult with Autism I would consider it a godsend to be relieved from this life, even if it makes me a villain. Why would I care after I'm gone?
Understand your frustration I have autism too but most people don't see it I think that's the autism talking I don't think any of that is what you would normally want to say I had autism ever since I was born and sometimes it's noticeable when I'm drinking and sometimes it's not and I am 26 years old and never went to jail and I broke in rules all the time like jaywalking and all that and in the city where I live it's perfectly fine you will never get any jail time you would love to live where I live Not that I suggest doing it where I live or wherever you live if it's OK there I'm just saying if you were to do it people wouldn't give a s***
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@@rileybusse9351 i'm also 26
Jail, not prison
Allegedly? But you did shoot the gun, everybody saw it. I am confused.
@@strangecoasteroutdoors799 my guess is, he got a very good lawyer, and pleading guilty was to get him out of it somehow. Now he is pretending it didnt happen.
@@gedmin383 A Guilty plea is a CONVICTION! You are admitting to committing the CRIME!
@@strangecoasteroutdoors799 A plea of guilty is an admission of guilt it is a CONVICTION!.
Boogie was expecting the iron bars, skeleton key, and the sheriff sitting at the desk right outside ;)
And a harmonica.
You are an Amazing Guy Boogie2988. You did the right thing to safe yourself. But people just don't understand at all. But I do tho.
"What Was Hassle Doctrine (not castle) Like for Boogie2988"
Did they ever figure out where the bullet landed? I heard it landed in a school
Playground narrowly missing a school teacher??
🙄 for that to be the be case, it means the bullet stoped mid-air, turned 180 degrees and shot itself off in the opposite direction. The nearest school is several miles behind Boogies home, he fired in front of it.
We love the Carpetbagger! Cool to see you on his channel recently! More collabs !
Time to go back on PKA and swap prison stories with Kyle lol
There’s so much of Arlo Guthrie’s Alice’s Restaurant Massacree in this story! Glad you got through all of this, Boogie. Sounds absolutely terrifying!
Pretty sure it was jail not prison lol but both suck.
I've been at a buffet longer than 4 hours.
so u went to a reception center more like jail than prison
I love your videos boogie. I’ve been following you a long time. I’m a detention deputy at a jail. Working in one versus being on the inside is a different animal. Seeing so many different personalities, mental disabilities. Looking at murderers and pedophiles having to show them the same respect, dignity as any other normal person. The get by medical care for the inmates and see what inmates eat. Unfortunately all the stuff you stated is true in a jail setting any thing can be used as a weapon or used for committing suicide.
Yeah the whole experience is wild. Almost don't wanna go back to jail over how trash the whole thing is. Would not recommend.
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@@boogie2988 for real though I'm glad you're finally on the other side of all this. Having that uncertainty hanging over your head is it's own special hell.
We upgraded my son’s gaming PC last Summer. The biggest upgrade was the GPU. Now, we knew we’d have to get a new case. But the existing computer was a Dell prebuilt. So almost nothing was compatible in the new case. Lol We ended up buying, in addition to a new GPU and case, a new motherboard, power supply, and cooling block for the CPU. We were almost $1,000 in upgrades. Most of which was the GPU. I think it’s a 3060. I forget, but it was around $700.
So if you consider the $1,000-1,200 spent on the initial PC purchase, we’re around $2,000. Sooo… probably shoulda just ordered from a place like meta pc in the first place. Lol
All prices are in Canadian dollars.
Jail not prison
This guy: I spent 4 or 5...
Me: Years?!?! 😮😲😱
This guy:.... Hours
Me: 😑
Prison?? Lol come on boogie you were booked to your local Jail lol . Anyways I’m glad you’re finally done with this proud of you!
Actually as I said in the video it was the county detention center. Wish it had been the local jail!
@@boogie2988 it was county jail. It is different than state prison. It absolutely sucks. I spent two years in jail. Prison is where you go with harsher crimes and sentences.
@@boogie2988 that’s jail bro, come on. Glad you’re good. But that’s jail
@@def_lepardsux5572
Boogs will spin is to make his way. Thing is people want Francis. Not Boogie....
Lock boogie up!
The straw string situation is sucide prevention, and miranda rights is something that isnt required by law its just a preventive measure so a lawyer can't say they didnt give you rights when you are in custody.
Jail and prison are totally different as far as processing goes and what you went through was what happens in jail. As far as Miranda goes it does not apply unless you are being interviewed for said crime... Miranda probably happened when the officers first spoke to you while they were interviewing you at the time of the incident. As far as the meds go, think for a sec... pills that are loose in a jail setting... Those who work intake are not trained in drugs and they do not have the time to go and look at the numbers on each pill to see what it is... Your attorney should have told you to take the meds with you at least they have something which has a doctor's name and drug name on it. As far as they are concerned you are bringing contraband into a secured facility. Glad you were able to get out and everything turned out okay.
You went to JAIL not PRISON. HUGE difference!
You dont deserve prison you are a genuinelu great person and Ive been watching your videos for many years now and love them
You do know he kicks bunny rabbits. BABY BUNNY RABBITS
@@dipstick3881
Got proof?
@@doodlebob3374 He said it in a podcast that he used to kill bunny's when he was younger.
@@dipstick3881 I do it for the meat!!!
@@boogie2988 So you beat rabbit meat?
Did you learn that in PRISON???🤣🤣🤣
I am happy that this ordeal is over for you
it's baffling to me that you can have a situation where a psychopath can be after you, threatening to come to your house and harm you but nobody will do a thing about it. They finally go through with their threats and you defend yourself, and suddenly you're the one that's in trouble. The justice system in this country is useless.
Sadly firing a warning shot was the dumb thing to do ..the guy wasn't breaking in lock the door and call the cops
@@bloodlover1987 Depending on the state and local laws boogie had to retreat and call the cops. Now if the guy had forced his way into the house or even attempted to then all bets are off. I can get not wanting to take a life and the experience of being behind bars is probably preferable to the quilt of killing someone but the way the law is it's less a hassle to blow a hole in a guy trying to break into your house than to fire a warning shot.
You should have ignored everything he didn't have a weapon you did thats what you did wrong. I'm guessing they took your permit and guns away permanently
He fired a gun into the air......ILLEGAL. there is nothing about defending yourself when you do that. Take a gun class
@@jasonburton249 probably not permanently, but in any case he will still be able to get a shotgun for home defense, which is a much better choice anyway.
Boogie I’ve been watching you since I was 6 years old when I first saw the Francis smashes Xbox 360 video. You are my favorite TH-camr. Thank you for absolutely all the laughs and even tears. You are the best. Always had your back. Always will. ❤️💪
You "made the stupid decision to allegedly fire a warning shot"? ALLEGEDLY??!!! What an interesting choice of words my friend. One might say, manipulative. You wonder why so much negative attention is being set upon you? And now in the form of people starting channels to try to bring you down. Honesty - integrity - ALL THE TIME, is NOT hard to do.
Was he NOT CONVICTED? Admitted it/ copped a plea?
As someone who has worked in law enforcement for a very very long time. I can tell you that prisons/jails do what they do for a very specific reason. Its designed to be uncomfortable and a bit dehumanizing. Its meant to be a bad experience, you are meant to suffer a bit mentally while you're there. They want that experience to be "the lesson" in that hopefully you have a bad enough time while you're there to not want to ever go back there. On some people it works, on some it doesn't. If it was a nice time there wouldn't be a point. Some prisons take it a bit further than others and I really feel like the COUNTY jails need to relax a bit because chances are if you're there it ain't something that serious, but federal prison needs to suck the worst out of all of em.
They want you to get out of there and tell people "yeah it fucking sucks don't go there".
Man, When you described the jail cell. I started having a panic attack lol. I couldn't even imagine how you we're feeling. So glad you got through it. Enjoy those video games man. You deserve it.
I was stuck in a 2x6 cell with 3 inmates im not monetizing my ordeal
@@sebastianhoule160 That's horrible that you got put in that situation. i wish you all the best
The isolation of a jail cell is absolute hell for someone who has anxiety issues. its completely brutal when you can't escape your own mind.
I have severe anxiety, but I was comfortable in my cell. They put me in a two-man cell alone, so I felt safe in there. I spent the whole time in there (a couple weeks) reading. They didn't let us outside, but we had a "day room" with a few tables and a coffee machine. I would just get some coffee and go back to my cell.
5 hours.......
Probably should change that to jail instead of prison
I hope they treated the guy who sent to threats and came to your house this way as well
Boogie, that was a very well organized account of what you went through.
I remember having gone to another state, started a job where I worked from 8:00 until 6:00... had a car die, and I purchased a second-hand car in that state, but because of my work hours I could not get to the correct business which handled tags and registration in that state of Maryland between 9:00 and 5:00. so I was taking my wife to Walmart or an equivalent to Walmart one evening, and I got popped for driving a vehicle not registered to anyone. I was cuffed and taken to the county lockup. my wife was able to get home, maybe in the car.
I was detained at what I think was a visitor's station, and I think (this was 1999, so some of the details are a little fuzzy) my intake was brief, and I wasn't re-dressed or detained with extended paperwork required. I think I finally met with the prosecutor an hour later, who released me on my own recognizance, and made me promise to get my car registered in Maryland within one week. :)
I was just glad that my digestive tract did not need to be emptied while I was detained. :)